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Five years ago, the leader of Hamas in Gaza, Yahya Sinwar, scrawled a note on a document that he knew Egyptian intermediaries would hand to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

How “Exclusive Accordions” hinder especially people with disabilities to efficiently use web pages, and why that is a reason to be careful about making it easy to implement them.

My grief as a Jew has been stolen by Viewpoints Contributor

I came to New Haven in 2007 for medical school, and I learned quickly not to be the wrong kind of Jew — the kind that speaks openly of family in Israel, of fond memories of experiences in Israel.

“How long did it take you?” I asked a guy who was holding one end of a sign that said “Rhode Island Marches for Israel.” “Eh, not long,” the guy said in a thick New England accent. “About ten hours.” Not long. We were there, on the mall, from everywhere. Dozens of buses from Clevelan...

Elon Musk just went on his website Twitter/X and seemingly endorsed one of the most disgusting present-day libels on the Jewish people. A tweeter named @breakingbaht announced that “Jewish communities have been pushing the exact kind of dialectical hatred against white that they claim they want pe...

Ignoring the national aspirations of Palestinians and Israelis won’t solve their conflict.

The author of 'Call Me by Your Name' reflects on being a hidden Jew

When soldiers hide in hospitals, what is the morality of attacking them? This is the question Israel faces in its campaign against Hamas.

The police accused protesters with Jewish Voice for Peace and IfNotNow of violence. The protesters said it was the police who were violent.

This, I think it is safe to say, did not age well: As recently as October 2022, the Republican members of the House Judiciary Committee (or at least Jim Jordan and his committee staff) thought that this was the new Trinity of the Right—a pantheon of stable geniuses and world-bestriding trolls who would bring the right into the shining future.

The billionaire affirmed the deadliest anti-Semitic conspiracy theory in recent American history.

Tell me if you’ve heard this one before: Linda Sarsour has a theory about the Jews. Sarsour is the Democratic activist who rose to fame helping the campaigns of Bill de Blasio and Bernie Sanders, was written up admiringly by Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, and led the Women’s March to great fanfare in ...

Last year, I started increasing my observance of Judaism. I began keeping kosher, dressing more tznius, or modestly, and frequenting prayer services. I returned to college this fall with more confidence than ever in my Jewish identity: I labeled my sets of kashered silverware, I hung a mezuzah on the doorway of my dorm room […]

How Hate From the World Became Love From the Jews by David Suissa

The more hate the world has been giving to Jews, the more love Jews have been giving to one another.

How distorted frames make an already difficult situation even harder to solve

Many different opinions, motivations, thoughts on Israel, ways to be Jewish came together in the 290,000-strong crowd in the National Mall on Tuesday

Getting breakfast with a group from Chicago who drove 12 hours to get to the largest pro-Israel rally in the country in decades.